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About Me

 Conroy Allen Known as Jamaican Spiderman or Deeosis Born on the 17th of December 1997 In Port Antonio Jamaica. He is an Influencer, Dancer and Actor who has Performed on  numerous stage shows, TV Ads and music videos. Conroy has made appearances  in James Bond 007 - No Time To Die movie and Netflix documentary - MOVE​. To Highlight he has modeled for Arsenal x Adidas new Jamaica kit. Active on social media @deeosis across multiple social media platforms such as; Instagram, Facebook, Tiktok, YouTube, Tumblr, LinkedIn, Twitter, firework and Snapchat. He has been mentioned in multiple News articles including JIS / Jamaica Information Service  Jamaica Star , The Gleanerappearances on Smile Jamaica TVJ. He as also mentioned in the Caribbean Creators Expo.  

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Conroy D Allen, also known as "Deeosis" or "Jamaican Spiderman", was Born on December 17,1997, is a Jamaican break dancer, dancer, actor and acrobat who was involved in track and field, cheerleading, visual arts and music from a young age.

Having a change in interest, he has dedicated his life in recent years to becoming a star dancer, actor and future entrepreneur who will be well known worldwide, despite the continuous negative and discouraging comments from peers in his community.

"I remember, as a child, Conroy would make these amazing buildings, towns and cars from Legos and Cardboard boxes," says Aliyah, a childhood friend of Conroy. "He wouldn't use any instructions... just his own imagination. He's always been creative like that."

Allen did not initially take great interest in breakdancing, his main art form today. He graduated from high school with 6 subjects, and awarded for top student in technical drawing. However, he didn't end his educational endeavors' there; he went straight into the Heart trust NTA ,on the job training program at the SDC in Portland for further education in Business Administration, eventually earning a certificate and diploma in a year long course.

He has faced, and continues to face challenges such as asthma, repetitive migraines, iron deficiency anemia, and intense back aches caused by scoliosis. The scoliosis is actually a part of how he got the name "Deeosis": "Dee" as a variation of "the", and "Osis" because of his scoliosis.

"Friends used to call me scoli, because of the way I stand with one shoulder slightly lower than the other," Allen revealed. He also claimed that the name "Deeosis" is unique, and therefore, will always lead back to him when searched for.

Instagram friend introduced him to the elite Silver Bird Steel Orchestra band, which he worked as a musician, dancer and acrobat gaining experience in the hotel industry and entertainment performing at schools, functions, weddings and at some of Jamaica's finest hotels such as, Sandals, Hilton, Moon palace, Hyatt. However, things with Silver Bird weren't always that smooth. Allen reports that around that time, he got to know some acquaintances, who would mock him because of his "stiffness", which is in reference to his back. His back isn't as flexible as that of some other break dancers, because of his scoliosis, and because of this, Allen found himself being put down, and made to feel mediocre.

Despite this, he's still found success both on Instagram, and in relation to work. He then bought a Spiderman costume which gained a lot of attention. This is where the name "Jamaican Spiderman" was born. It was after the revelation of this new alter ego, that Allen was selected to be a part of the James Bond movie-No time to die (Bond 25) after which he stopped working for the band in mid 2019.

 

Since then he performed alongside female dancehall artist Shauna Controlla for Sumfest 2019. After Silverbirds, Allen started to work along with talent agencies such as, ZarabelleKBC Talent & Raw management agency where he was featured in multiple Television commercials and music videos.

The Rise of Anansi Man in 2026


"For years, you knew me as the Jamaican Spider-Man the acrobatic, back-flipping, high-energy entertainer bringing smiles to the streets and events across Jamaica. But evolution is inevitable. As my craft grew, so did my purpose. I realized I wasn’t just wearing a suit; I was carrying a culture. This year, I officially stepped away from the traditional superhero shadow and fully stepped into my own identity: Anansi Man. Inspired by the legendary, clever spirit of West African and Caribbean folklore, Anansi Man is Jamaica’s own hero built on trickster wit, world-class gymnastics, and pure Caribbean heart.


If 2026 has proven anything, it’s that when you stay ready, the world will eventually find you. When global streaming sensation IShowSpeed touched down in Jamaica for his Caribbean tour, the ultimate clash of energy was bound to happen. Live in front of millions of viewers worldwide, Speed challenged me to a backflip showdown giving me a once in a lifetime opportunity to showcase my talent . You know how the story goes. I didn't just match his energy; I cleared the bar, out-flipped the internet's biggest streamer, and showed the world what Jamaican athleticism and discipline look like.

 

That moment didn't just go viral it shifted the tides completely thanks to IShowSpeed /Darren Jason Watkins Jr .
The aftermath of that battle changed everything, and overnight, the love turned global. From the streets of Portland Jamaica to the wider Caribbean and the diaspora living abroad in New York, Canada, and the UK, my inbox has been flooded with messages from people saying how proud they are to see a local talent hold down the culture on a massive global stage. The energy crossed the Atlantic, sparking massive waves of support across Africa, with fans in Kenya, Ghana, and Nigeria locking in, sending messages of solidarity, and declaring that Anansi Man is destined for the very top. Hearing the world say that I am going to make it isn't just motivation; it's confirmation that the vision is working.


The global spotlight is bright, but the mission is bigger than viral videos. The ultimate goal has always been to immortalize our culture in mainstream media. Right now, behind the scenes, the foundation is being laid to bring Anansi Man to the screen in a groundbreaking, high-octane animated series. We are bridging the gap between traditional storytelling and modern animation, creating a hero that kids and adults from the Caribbean, Africa, and beyond can look up to. The world is watching, the official merchandise is live and the journey is just beginning. From Jamaica to the world Anansi Man is here to stay".

Allen does, however, spend his leisure time doing things other than dancing.  he loves playing the bass Guitar, hang around with local kids in his community and ride around on his motorcycle . He started his skits on musical.ly, and continues them on Tik Tok , You tube, Instagram and Facebook to this day.

Contact

I'm always looking for new and exciting opportunities. Let's connect.

JM: 876-389-1974

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